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Originally Posted by Frank M
A warranty is okay if you drive the car as if mom was with you.
If you have a failure due to abuse then it is not covered.
There are many ways to determine the car is abused.
Warranty companies pay someone to determine this after inspecting the vehicle while it is torn apart at the repair facility. They document everything with pictures.
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Frank a Porsche is meant to be driven, it is a performance sports car. Please define abuse and then tell me what it looks like when they take pictures. If you do the proper maintenance and as long as you are not redlining the engine the car is not being abused nor will there be anything to document other than normal wear and tear.
Yes a non-dealership warranty's first line of defense is to try and find a way to deny the claim but if you take care of your car then they will have to live up to their end of the bargain. I know because my warranty just replaced my engine and they took pictures and tried to find a loophole but in the end they honored the warranty
As a matter of fact the people who drive their cars like mom or as if mom was with them are actually more likely to have engine failure.
BTW I do not drive like my mom
